Reputations

You’d never tell your clients or customers to get lost, right? But if your business or office is in a big complex or well off a main roadway, maybe they are getting lost trying to find you.

Have you ever tried to work with a company, but there just wasn’t a trust and synergy? It is possible that your values weren’t in alignment.

Have you ever been late to a meeting or wanted to show your appreciation to a team member but haven’t? Here are three reasons why the power of gratitude is important:

For Julie Pedretti, advocating for children and families in Southwest Florida is a dream job. As area director of community relations at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, she advocates for the public interest so that families understand their pediatric care options.

With the internet, it is easy to design email signatures for Outlook or Google, but are you aware of what should and shouldn’t be inserted into an email signature?

As an entrepreneur or business executive, your most valuable assets are time and knowledge. Implementing systems to efficiently connect with clients can help you maximize your productivity and expand your reach beyond geographic borders.

Chico’s FAS and associates spent more than 1,000 hours volunteering in SWFL throughout 2018. These charitable giving efforts resulted in a million-dollar impact on the local community. More than 90 organizations benefited from financial and in-kind support.

As a business leader, I’m sure you can pinpoint certain people who have made a positive impact in your life. Unfortunately, some young women do not have that cheerleader rooting for them. So, the League of Courageous Women created a way to connect emerging leaders with distinguished leaders in our community.

In just seconds, $3 million was raised for children’s mental health during Fund a Need at the 2019 Naples Winter Wine Festival.

Successful business professionals have one thing in common – ethics. As a public relations professional, a member of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and APR, Pam Fultz is a great example of a local individual who illustrates PRSA’s Code of Ethics.